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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-03-09

c. ]. r. No. Ito provide for the
payment of 500 to VIM. Steele and F. r.
Schaffer for examining the books of the
auditor and treasurer, passed by vote
IA to 2, Anderson and Titman being in
the negative.
G. b. No. 45, the municipal corpora
tion BILL passed by a vote of 15 to 8,
Anderson, Kanouse and Titman being the
negatives.
C. B. No. 25, the penitentiary bill, was
again taken up and the motion of Har-
wood to reject the report of the commit.
tee of the whole to lay it on the table,
prevailed.
H. j. R. No. 5-Concerning the official
map of Montana was lost.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-03-09

w. T. BRANDENBURG.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

Will be Judge Wisnrr was in oul
vicin ty LIST week aud made ve'
favorable impression. That he is a
man of decided legal ability is be-
yond all question. The son of one
of the noblest of the brave boys in
blue, who AZ The head al Mchig IN
regiment fell in defense of national
life and honor in the dark days OF
treason and rebellion, he is worthy
son of so distinguished sire as the
undaunted Moses Wisner, and like
his father has proved as true as steel
to every principle of right and justice,
and flied with distinguished ability
every public trust to his hands com.
m'tted This district is Republican
by more than 1, 900 majority on the
vote for Governor in 1886, and there
is no ea.thly reason why as against
any fIisionists M. Wisner should not
poll every Republican vote. No
matter how able his opponent may
be. he is no more than an equal in
ability with Mr.. Wisner But of his
opponent it is true that in the FIVE
years he has been on the bench as
many or more of his decisions have
been overruled by the Supreme Court
than of any other judge in the
State, We believe, which certainly in
dicates that however learned he may
be as lawyer (and in this respect
though many years his senior he is
far from being the peer Of Mr.. Wis
ner) that he has not judicial mind,
and that as a consequence large bills
of cost are saddled on both litigants
and tax payers that would be saved
by the election of Mr.. Wisner. We
submit then that public policy, party
fealty and the administration of JUS
tice with the least possible expense,
10y the ablest and truest men who
can be induced to accep, with the
starvation salary paid for the services
of Circuit Judge in Michigan)
unite III demanding Mr.. Wlsner's
election.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

On TINE: The Republicans of
indiana are preparing TO begin the
battle of 1888 at once. The party is
harmonious and has skillful leaders.
Gen Harrison, who made the great
fight of last fall, practically carrying
the legislature but for frauds, in the
face Of a stand over Senate and an
outrageous gerrymander, is now as
much leader in that state as was
Morton. He is stronger than his
party with the people. The Republi'
cans are confident Of their ability to
place Indiana in The Republican
column in 1888.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

An exchange very forcibly observes
that every Democratic or Greenback
union veteran who desires to rebuke
Grover Cleveland for his wholesale
pension vetoes should vote for the
Republican judicial ticket headed
with the bonored name of James V.
Campbell as a candidate for Supreme
Court.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25
G. q. DUFF

Announces, thus far his SPOT CASH SYSTEM pleasing
SUCCESS, and wishes to all it's friends that its
PROMISES that its BENEFITS will not
have to be ct ESSED AT, but PROVE THEMSELVES.
lhs CAN BE and and the will be kept at
MINIMUM pRIoE,ALL TIME,To EVERY CUSTOMER,
and they shall KNOWIT Remember buy in LARGE QUAINT
TIES and get DISCOUNT and pay cash. consequently
am able to offer (under the ystem many ARTICLES
by the Pound at CHEST and Box PRICE, and doing and
am going to keep because peases both myself
and customers 1t pleases my customers because there
economy in it, Everybody knows that economy goodand
they practice it hundred different ways Let them
IN and figure few dollars worth of groceries NOW and
before the First day of MARCH, and the difference will
an economy worth their whle and continue
alike to ALL ut retail for CASH DOWN.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25
Attention I


The following card from the three
we'll known men whose names are
thereto attached is of great political
significance. 1t means judicious ac-
lion, il the advice is followed, on the
part of the Prohibition party. The
TINES thinks il will add thousands to
the vote for the rrohibitory amend
nient, and for the success OF which
every true friend of humanity will
labor increasingly until the polls close
on the night of April 4th. The TIMES
has never sympathized with the de-
mand, made by some parties, not by
the Republican party as such how
ever. for the withdrawal Of the Piohi-
hilton State ticket. 1t would have
been better IN our Judgment il the
ticket had not been put into the field,
but once there, in our opinion, its
withdrawal would indicate a political
Zeal that would have tended TO defea,
both the amendment. ard the Repub
lican State ticket, by causing renewed
political unrest among class OF
votes on whose votes, to large ex
lent, the success Of the amendment
depends; and giving occasion for the
not ever scrupulous opposition press
to have cried out bargain and sale,
and for which there would have been
some seeming excuse. Hence we
learned Of the determination of the
party to keep the ticket IN the field
with satisfaction, believing their ac'
ton, under the circumstances, was
wise, and will prove for the best.
Following that comes this card,
from the representative men of that
party, asking, as in effect it does,
that party strife be NOT engendered
an 4 the success of the amendment
ieopardized. by political contest. We
hope this wise advice will be followed.
That the true friends of temperance,
Of prohibition and the prohibi-
tory amendment, will stand side by
side and shoulder TO shoulder, on
nonpartisan grounds for the success
Of the amendment at the polls, and
for the election of men VINO will en-
force it's provisions when adopted,
and that they will do that boldly and
fearlessly independent Of party
action or party tickets. But here is
the card; read it carefully, and then
act wisely:
10 the members Of he Prohibition Party
If Michigan:
Since our State ticket is fairly in
the field we are not In favor of withdrawal.
However. AS personal members OF the
Prohibition party, unofiicially. we give II
rs our opinion that in the interest of the
amendment. the success OF which lies very
near our hearts, it would be wise to omit
nominations in all localities in the State
for township, village and county Offices.
There may DO cases where the necessity OF
running separate ticket is imperative,
but such cases arc very few.
DAVID PRESTON,
WATSON SNYDER.
SAMUEL DICKIE.
Detroit March ia! 1887
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

1t is nice thing to have a good
solid county Republican paper, reli-
able under all circumstances to de-
fend the party and advocate its inter-
ests, and there are some Republicans
who appreciate the fact. There are
some, however, who do not.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

Democrats are fearful that West
Virginia is rapidly becoming Re-
publican State There are signs of
sunrise in the political sky down there
and they know il.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

In selecting candidates for local
officers, We trust all parties will place
in nomination men who are in favor
of the enforcement Of law and order.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

The editor of THE TINES extends
congratulations to DIR. A. X. Wheeler
Of St. Louis, on his election as village
president by so handsome a majority.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25

Detroit Tribune: "The Republican
State ticket ought 10 be elected by at
least 10000 plurality this spring
and it will be if every Republican
vii: do his whole duty from now until
the polls are closed on the evening of
April a. The Republican ticket is
acknowledged by many Democrats to
be far superior to any other in the
fed, and it would be useless for any
man to deny the fact. But it could
be easily lost through indifference or
over confidence. The only way to
make victory absolutely sure is to get
out every Republican to work and
vote for it," That's all right. But
we predict that the 10000 noted in
that item will be not less than $4,000
and with proper effort as things now
are it can be easily made $4,000.
Robert Smith says: Unless the
Journal is greatly mistaken the peo-
pie will soon open their eyes to the
fact that the interstate railroad bill
will prove the biggest sort of a scheme
TO swell the Golfers Of railroad CON-
panies. And II the truth was known
the fact would also appear that the
measure was engineered through
Congress in the interests Of the great
trunk lines. It will virtually dispose
Of all competition between roads in
both freight and passenger rates.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-25
anpusLIoAN TICKET.

For Justice Of the Supreme Court (short term)
JAMES v. CAMPBELL.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court (long term)
CHARLES d. LONG.
For Regents of the University
ROGER W. BUTTERFIELD,
CHARLES HEBARD.
For Circuit Judge, 9TH Judicial Circuit.
CHARLES n. WISNER.
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rate OF slU per acre with N
time property tCiN be icorf
OUR REFERENCES.

Those who have done bHsi.
ness with us, IN one dag the
following list Of applicants,
secured Orange Grove tracts,
ranging in size from ~ 70 al
acres each. Space In good
newspapers costs TOO much to
give a list OF all who have re
ceived free property at our
bands. Each one OF the fol
lowing list can testify. II he is
so disposed, TO the absolute
i1delity OF our methods Of
business. No correspondence
has passed between any Of
them and pNis ONCE, except
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Lewis Brindle. Latrobe, Pa
Elmira kcpplc, IatrObe, Pa
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Jas. y. Rowley Olathe. kan
NJ. Minchan, Gurdon, Ark
Geo A. Copp, Fishers Hill, Va
W. T. Brewton, Cedar Plain, o
VIM. G. Sampson, Golden Col
i r. Riblet, Shinnaton, W Va
NJ. J. Lnnquest, Biz CHAM, Ala
Joel p. Keys Colwich, Kan
JnO. A Kramer, BlOomsb'g, Pa
And. Knndsen, Garfield. Kan
VIM. F, Birkelbach, Shaft, Pa
Moses K. Knapp, Gwynedd, Pa
NJ Z Lewark. Nabasha, MINI
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t. TIVE READERS or TINS PAPER.
In ommon with many publishers md
editors, We have Teen iceustomcd 70 loak
u on Ger ain statement, VIII we have seen
Ia oar JU,dmus "a merely alroiL ad, ert sing
Cguse iueutly We feel ustjiie, in taking
the liberty OF printing few points from
private letter re- emily received from one Of
3ur largest patrons, as sort &c con es3lou
IF faith to our readers We quote
owe have convinced ourselves that by tell
ns what we know e. be true We have pro-
iueed at last "A permanent 20 rictinH IL the
l4buc mind Seven yenrs ago we stated
What the natio1a disease OF this country was,
md that y "as rapidly iHcretsHg Three
feats ago we stated that marked chcck had
)een gwen IL
The statistics Of one Of the largest life id.
ufance cOiupanle, Of this untry shows that
y 1879 and 1874 the mortality from kidney
disorders d't n6 increase over the prey ious
feaiT other conn aue, stated the same thing.
i Is not presumpt IouS for Us to claim crctt
or chrctbg these rayag,s.
seven year, ago we state that the coudi-
ton of the kidneys was tie kew to the conui-
ion OF health within the ms; fyB years al
. drg"t ere spUit'g comranit5 have con-
eded the truth Of this statement for, where
| IS zen years ago, ,hemieal analysis to deter
, nne the couil'l II OF the kpineys was not
/ eIulrel to-day militia of doiidis III risks
re REFUSED, because chemical examination
discovers unSusgecet diseases Of the kid
levs.
Seven years ago we stated that the raw
lSes OF Bught's Disc iSe were insignificant
omparet with other unsdspe ted disorders
! Il the kidneys of many mislca linz names
nat ninety three Ter cent of human MI
nents arc attributable to derangod Kidneys,
which fills tire boot with uric acid, or KID
/ icy poison, which causes these many fata
/ diseases,
The uric id, or kidney poison, IS The real
ause OF tho majority Of cases o. paralysis
! 1pleNy, hea tlscl'e, COT WILSON'S pucumO-
naf Consumption. an iu.atitf. over hat
/ ne Ni'tlm' Of consumption are fir { tine vic
| ins # III eascd kidneys
w hen thu re reut death Of an hlnorcl ex-
'!Hcial OF the . nlted States was announced.
MS physi ian said that although he wa, su
eilns from Brghts Dl ease, That was met
he cause Of death He was not frank lough
| 2 admit that the apopleyy viii h ovcrto1a
/ nm IN his bel, was tie fatal eIe of the
l5ney pois Of the blood which had eaten
way the substln,a Of tie artcrie, ana
lrain; nor was loEan's physician honest
nough to state that his fatal rheumatism
vas caused by kidney id in the blood.
If the doctors would state IN Off ,ial re
} IT'S the o ,Ign n cause Of death, the people
# this county would be- alarmed, yea,
/ carly pgHic Strjckcu, at the fearful portal
/ ~ from kidney disorders
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Scrofa'a, Bron hitis and General Deb lily will
try SCOTS EMULSION Of Co Liver Oil with
IIyp p1osphtes, they will find immediate re-
lief and permanent ere IL. The Medical Pro-
fe sion universally declare it a remedy or the
have used SCOTS Emulsion IA several cases Of
Sc1ofula and Deli i'yin children. Results most
gratifying. My 1t lc patients take it with
pleasure.'-W. A. HUBERT, NJ. D., Sails
hurry III.
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the necessary forms Of bust
ness in applying for and re
ceiving free property, and the
names are publ, he'd without
consultation and merely to
represent the number who
received Orange Grove tracts
free, at our hands, in one days
business.
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Saiem Hill, SchenleY. Pa
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Z. Murphy, Huntington, " Va
J. II. Baxtresser, Middlet n, Pa
W. L. Colvin, Beatrice. Neh
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can can only be cured by thorough purifca-
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tne disease perpetuates. its faint through
carrier symptOmalic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions. tn
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tnue, rheumatism, Scrofulous ca
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Literary Pork In . Poke.

A lady of some literary distinction, residing
in Boston, was engaged to write aserial story,
which was to appear in instalments in GER
tain publication every month The publisher
bous sht pig in a poke, but, knowing the
L,ly's talent and experience as a writcr of
Stories he ran the risk. The story ran along
for several numbers, and fully satisfied the
publishers and the EDITORS expectations. But
after some twenty instalments had appeared
the publisher came to the conclusion that he
was getting rather too much of good thing,
and SO the lady was requested to cut the story
short, and prins it in one more number. This
the lady resolutely declined to do.
So what were the publisher and his editor
to do! They put their heads together and an
outsider was employed to dispose of all tho
characters in the book, marry them, slay,
them OF send them into oblivion, as the exi-
gencies seemed to require, but all i'll single
chapter. The indignation Of the lady who
had written all but the last chapter Of the
story can be better imagined than described
when the final instalment appeared in tho
publication She brought suit for damages
against the publisher, naturally enough, but
it never came to trial, as it was satisfactorily
settled out of court. think DR.. Holmes
will confess that this rather outdoes the ef-
forts Of his pirates.-Boston Herald.
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How Teas Como to New York.

The tea drinker who comfortably sips her
cup of Ooolong seldom ponders upon the
great maritime struggle which has long been
going on and the overland competition which
is just now in its infancy to supply her with
this soothing beverage at reduced rates.
Time was when tea made greater inroads ON
the pocketbook than now, and competition in
carrying it from China and Japan to eastern
ports in this cohptry is one of the important
factors in the reduction. The sailing vessel,
technically known as the sailer, was once the
sole medium & transportation. Now the
the Union, NGithen and Canadian Pacific
railways almost annihilate tho slow coming
and going of the white wings of tho ocean as
ted carriers. Tea, like other things, is rush.
ina across continents now hA the mad compe-
on of modern traffic - Nav York Irihnnnou
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-01
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD, JANUARY l. 1887

"Ine,.s teceived cent Of interest on
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Nettie to her husband, q few days after
the ceremony.
"Mrs. Custisi" declaimed Harmon. with
nook promposity, II am the INTEREST,"
Aanley H. Pike in Harper's Bazaar.